Sales Territory Alignment: An Overlooked Productivity Tool

Topics:
Sales Force Design
Tags:
Marketing,
Telemarketing,
Sales Strategy,
Sales Force Productivity,
Sales Force Management,
Sales Force,
Sales,
Pi Sigma Epsilon,
Marketing Research,
Tool
Source:
Pi Sigma Epsilon

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Overview: Sales force productivity is a hot topic. Sales managers, like managers in most areas of business, are feeling the pressure to “do more with less.” Companies are fighting back with numerous initiatives aimed at improving sales force productivity. Popular sales force productivity initiatives include sales force automation, account management programs, lead generation systems, telemarketing programs, enhanced training initiatives, and the use of part-time or temporary salespeople. While all of these initiatives have merit, it is observed that another productivity determinant often has a high impact at a low cost: territory alignment.

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Format: PDF | Size: 74KB | Date: Jul 2000 | Pages: 12


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